Tittles?

You mean titles?

lol, yes
I always make that typo

Quoted from elis I was quite amazed to see that two scripts out of 40 have the same tittle. Quite odd for such a small amount of scripts.

It happened in the October 2006 OWC as well. There were two scripts called Spoiled, as I recall. And that had even fewer entries, I believe. It's strange, but it does happen.


Matt.

Um, Mike I wasn't even mad I'm a very mellow monosyllabic individual so even though it may come off as anger I'm truly not. I was just stating something, and no need for the 'guy' I'm a girl. AB, steel you're a good looking guy...are you interested in acting?

Hey, whatever, I was just commenting on what I read in your last post and the one before it about those who had read your scripts.  Just trying to keep the peace.  It's my job after all.

And I meant "guy" in the royal sense.

Okay, that was bullshit, but can you blame me for assuming based on your sig?

Now we sing and make up...

Ziggy played guitar
Momma sang tenor
Me and little brother joined right in there...

...you're a bit odd, lol. but alright.

I've read 10 or 12 entries so far and while the quality is certainly varied, I though that all the writers incorporated the boat quite nicely. However, not many of the scripts could be considered thrillers. Not even by a long shot

What has impressed me the most is the number of entries this time around. Kudos.

OK. I have read each and every one of the scripts. First thing I would like to say is well done to everyone who participated. There isn't a single terrible script in the whole bunch in my honest opinion. I was extremely impressed by the quality as a whole.


Just for a bit of fun, I'd like to present some completely unofficial awards.

Winner :    Four Men In A Boat
                  
While the story lacked some polish I thought it was the piece that entered most into the spirit of things, using the boat and genre to good effect and telling an interesting story.


Runners Up:   The River is Her Home

A beautifully evocative piece, my personal favourite, just didn't quite make the grade as a thriller.

                     Dead in a Box

Unusual use of the boat and an interesting story. Again lacked the polish of some of the scripts, but worked well within the limitations of the challenge.

Special mentions for Diplopia, Adrift (Html)  and Second Chance.

The Abraham Lincoln Award for paying attention in class goes to :

Constitution: Upriver

The O.J Simpson ( How did he get away with that?) Award goes to:

Second Chance

And the Cheech and Chong award goes to:

Miss Bronikus


One thing that was really remarkable about this competition was that all 40 or so scripts were readable and enjoyable. I think everyone should be very proud of their work, especially given the length of time you had to write.

Round of Applause.

I was surprised to find no script entitled "The Boat". i was expecting a few of them.

~Zack~

Is there an award for "Best Script written while the writer was simultaneously working on a separate, professional assignment"?


I like to get my excuses out there in advance.

If there is such an award, you get it Mike!

~Zack~

Is there an award for, "Best Script Written and Finished the Day of the Deadline"?

I'd like to nominate myself for that!

I did my script in one sitting! Considering the mediocre reviews I've been getting, I didn't do to bad.

~Zack~

when will the authors names be released?

~Zack~

Quoted from Zack when will the authors names be released? ~Zack~

Yeah, when is that?